adminConcourt stops Kasukuwere
The Constitutional Court yesterday declined to grant independent presidential candidate Mr Saviour Kasukuwere direct access to argue against a Supreme Court ruling validating the High Court decision disqualifying him from contesting the August 23 harmonised elections.
Madzima burial set for Friday
THE body of former tennis star and coach Godwin Madzima is expected to arrive today from the United States for burial on Friday at Glen Forest Memorial Park.
3 officers in court over stealing US$45 000 from station
THREE Harare police officers yesterday appeared in court for allegedly stage-managing a break-in at Harare Central Stores office and stole about US$45 000, before setting the office ablaze to conceal evidence.
2023 records milestones in tobacco production
Smallholder farmers, who contribute 60 percent of beneficiaries of the land reform continue defying the odds after harvesting approximately 80 percent of the record tobacco crop of 294 million kilogrammes achieved during the 2023 marketing season.
ZACC urges council to draft anti-graft policy
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has urged the City of Harare’s Audit and Integrity Committee to draft an anti-graft policy and be diligent when dealing with corporate governance issues.
General Tongo’s military prowess still echoing
General Josiah MagamaTongogara, who was the ZANU PF secretary of defence and commander of the Zimbabwe African National Liberation Forces (ZANLA) was an astitute military leader who led the liberation army with so much focus and vision.
Charumbira steps down
National Chiefs’ Council president Chief Fortune Charumbira says he is not seeking re-election to the helm of the national traditional chiefs’ body at polls that are scheduled for tomorrow.
France end Morocco dream to cruise into quarters
ADELAIDE. — Eugenie Le Sommer scored twice as France cruised into the Women’s World Cup quarter-finals, thrashing Morocco to end the African side’s dream run.
NPRC calls for peace ahead of elections
National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) spokesperson, Advocate Obert Gutu has urged Zimbabweans to be torch-bearers of peace-building in their respective communities and continue to work together to avoid violence as the country heads towards the harmonised elections this month.
Dangote Cement, MTN dominate Nigeria’s most valuable companies
The Nigerian economy, the largest in Africa, boasts a diverse range of industries and sectors contributing to its growth and development. At the heart of this economic landscape are the…